Data Dictionary

Field definitions for Gryd datasets, including permit, property, contractor, license, project, and jurisdiction data. Field availability, coverage, and detail may vary by source, jurisdiction, dataset, and access method.
Browse fields by dataset category.
Select a dataset below to view available fields, data types, and descriptions.
Sample
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Brian Waltmann
115 Dottie Ln
Alpharetta
GA
30004
5738-005-061
Orange County
12011
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA
12011
commercial
retail
CA_Los Angeles_Los Angeles
B090159
Addition roof over existing front porch stoop
BLD2015-01250
New_bldg ba: res-addition/alteration
Roofing
1680
52
31
2
9240
Atlanta Decking & Fence Company, Inc
Roofing
2019-01-01
applied
2019-01-04
completed
2019-01-01
2019-01-02
2019-01-03
2019-01-04
Issued
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2125553189
abc@abc.com
Sample
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Atlanta Decking & Fence Co Inc
General Contractor
aaa-construction
abc@abc.com
2125553189
John Smith
200 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Santa Monica
CA
90401
34,095604
-84,286858
RBCO001910
Residential/General Contractor
CA
Commonwealth of Massachusetts E-Licensing Board
1
25
5
1995-03-15
2024-02-21
75.000,00
Data Dictionary FAQs.
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Question
Answer
What is the Gryd Data Dictionary?
The Data Dictionary is a field-by-field reference for Gryd's construction data, covering permits, properties, contractors, licenses, and projects, so teams can see exactly what data is available and how it's structured before working with it.
What datasets are included in the dictionary?
Permit data can show documented construction activity, such as roof work, renovations, additions, solar installs, HVAC updates, electrical work, plumbing work, and other property improvements.
What datasets are included in the dictionary?
Five core record types: permits, properties, contractors, licenses, and projects. Each dataset lists its available fields, data types, and descriptions.
Is every field available for every record?
Field availability depends on what each source jurisdiction reports and captures. Some fields, such as job value, finalized date, and license status, are only present where the issuing authority provides them.
Why do field formats vary?
Local jurisdictions report data differently. Gryd standardizes formatting wherever possible, but some fields retain their original source formatting to preserve accuracy.
Does the Data Dictionary apply to all three access paths?
Yes. The same fields and structure apply whether you access data through the Explorer platform, API, or Bulk Data. Availability may vary by dataset and jurisdiction, not by access method.
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